Tiled panel (2), the former "Queen's Arms", Mortlake
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Tiled panel (2), the former "Queen's Arms", Mortlake
Image: © Stefan Czapski Taken: 19 May 2012
The old 'Queen's Arms' - now a private dwelling - stands at the corner of Queen's Road and Prince's Road, Mortlake. Much of the external tiling of the old Charrington's pub has been retained - in a neighbourhood of former artisans' cottages. The pub name appears in this panel on an east-facing wall in Queen's Road. Another panel, just round the corner in Prince's Road, is shown here: http://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/2964831
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Image Location
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51.46645
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-0.259897